Australia was trying to create Davis Cup history in Spain,but,just like last year,Italy proved too good.
Nick Kyrgios still cannot do a push-up,and does not believe he will ever be able to again. But one of the all-time greats - once a bitter online sparring partner - has revived his career.
The Australian Open is raking in money from sponsors and drawing tourists to the city with the Melbourne sign on the court estimated to be worth $1 billion.
Of the many harrowing stories in the documentary,Unbreakable:The Jelena Dokic Story,the worst is when her father beats her in a locked bathroom after a loss.
Alex de Minaur has defied a hip injury to qualify for the exclusive ATP finals,reserved for the eight best-performed men of the year.
Only the top eight players in the world get to play in the year-ending ATP Finals,and it’s been a bucket-list goal of Alex de Minaur’s all year. Now,the plucky Australian is only one win away from qualifying,while his fellow Sydneysider Alexei Popyrin has taken down another top player in Paris.
Australian star Alex de Minaur is still recovering from the hip injury that cruelled his Wimbledon title bid and derailed his career-best campaign,but he is determined to qualify for the ATP finals.
Alex de Minaur will have the chance for revenge against his US Open conqueror in a blockbuster Sydney clash against a Great Britain side featuring his partner,Katie Boulter.
As four huge names of world tennis were announced for the forthcoming tournament,home-town hero John Millman issues a plea to Nick Kyrgios.
Emerson Jones is Australia’s most promising female tennis player since Ash Barty,and has a secret weapon in her own family that has her poised for great success.
Alex de Minaur has not given up on playing again this year,with a goal to return from his hip injury during the upcoming European indoor season,which would be in time to help Australia’s Davis Cup title assault.